2014 Spring Practice

Alabama completed its first scrimmage of 2014 on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Head coach Nick Saban met with the media afterwards to discuss the performance, which was closed to the public and media.

The Alabama football team held its first scrimmage of the spring on Saturday afternoon inside Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Saturday brings the first scrimmage for Alabama this spring, but the Crimson Tide still had one more practice session today.  Moved indoors due to the weather, the players came out in shoulder pads and helmets.  As usual, media were allowed to view part of the position drills at the start of practice...

The Alabama coaching staff will get its first chance to see how this football team handles game situations when it hits the field at Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday. Ryan Fowler, host of 'The Game', previews the first of three scrimmages of spring practice and explains why he's more focused on the line of scrimmage than the high-profile quarterback battle...

As Alabama gets set to participate in its first scrimmage of the spring, there are three areas that we all need to keep an eye on, not just tomorrow, but throughout all of spring practice.

Alabama returned to the practice field Monday after some time off for Spring Break and head coach Nick Saban updated the media on camp and the challenges ahead the next two weeks.

With AJ McCarron leaving, there will be a lot of attention from both fans and media on the quarterback competition. Whoever wins that battle will be throwing to a receiving core that is going through some transition as well.

Spring football is a time for players to compete, coaches to evaluate and fans to find answers to their predictions. For Alabama, the questions circulate around who will be the next quarterback, how is the offense going to look under Lane Kiffin and who will fill in the holes on defense...

Bo Davis had told everyone, even recruits, that he was going to become the new defensive line coach at the University of Southern California under incoming head coach Steve Sarkisian. Instead, he shocked the college football landscape by deciding days later to take the same position at Alabama, returning to coach under former boss Nick Saban.

The Crimson Tide put on full pads for the first time this spring yesterday.  Here are some images from the offensive and defensive lines going through position drills: Defensive line drills Coach Bo Davis takes over the defensive line this year.  H...